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Discover exclusive hip-hop features on HotNewHipHop. Read interviews, album reviews, think pieces, and curated lists covering music, culture, and more. Original Content A compendium of thoughts and reflections on XXXTentacion's legacy, as shared by rappers speaking on his life, his music, and his death.
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Mitch Findlay November 24, 2020 Original Content We rank all 18 of Wiz Khalifa's mixtapes from worst to best.
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Madusa S. August 31, 2020 Original Content EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Rome Flynn has been a regular fixture on our television screens, but the actor is making his move to music. He spoke with us exclusively about his new single "Keep Me In Mind," becoming vulnerable in his new creative space, his forthcoming project that may have a feature from Wale, and what he learned from Kehlani about navigating his R&B career.
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Erika Marie June 07, 2020 Original Content Our Spotify gym playlist has been updated this week for an entirely new batch of songs for you to sweat it all out to.
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Royal O February 25, 2020 Sports Mike D'Antoni is betting on James Harden and Russell Westbrook to provide a dynamic backcourt that can overcome small size.
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Michael Kawaida March 22, 2020 Reviews Westside Gunn's unique brand of artistry arrives in full splendor on the opulent and brutally violent "Pray For Paris."
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Mitch Findlay April 23, 2020 Original Content From "Freddie Gordy" to "Skinny Suge," Freddie Gibbs' most compelling work is rooted in emotional vulnerability.
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Aron A. July 16, 2020 Original Content We count down the top 10 mixtapes from the year 2009.
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Rose Lilah August 25, 2020 Original Content We introduce a few new faces to HNHH by way of this feature.
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Rose Lilah August 18, 2017 Original Content A weekly snapshot of what's happening on the Billboard 200 chart.
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Chris Tart August 16, 2017 Original Content HotNewHipHop stands in solidarity with the music industry's #BlackOutTuesday
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HNHH Staff June 02, 2020 Original Content A decade and a half since its release, we celebrate an album that made Compton's own The Game into a west coast icon.
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Robert Blair January 16, 2020